The return to photography roots. High-resolution 40MP APS-C sensor with classic dials and
excellent photo quality.
APS-C Photo-Centric · 1.699 €
✨ Best for Photographers
Das Urteil
The Fujifilm X-T5 is a love letter to photographers. It ditches the "hybrid" flip screen of the X-T4 for a
photographer-friendly 3-way tilt screen and packs a massive 40MP sensor.
With dedicated dials for shutter speed, ISO, and exposure compensation, it's a joy to use. While the
autofocus isn't quite at Sony's level for sports, the Film Simulations make your JPEGs
look like finished art straight out of camera.
Class-leading Film Simulations (Reala Ace included)
Tactile analog dials are fun to use
Good IBIS for stills photography
Die Nachteile
Rolling shutter issues in high-res video modes
Autofocus tracking lags behind Sony/Canon
No headphone jack (requires dongle)
Detaillierte Leistung
Bildqualität
The 40MP sensor resolves an incredible amount of detail, allowing for significant cropping. Fuji's color
science remains unmatched—skin tones are natural, and the film simulations (Classic Chrome, Nostalgic Neg)
save hours of editing.
Handhabung & Verarbeitung
It's smaller and lighter than the X-T4 but feels just as dense and premium. The return of the 3-way tilt
screen is a huge win for street and landscape photographers who hate flipping out a screen to the side.
Video-Leistung
While photo-first, it shoots beautiful 6.2K video. Just be aware of the rolling shutter in the highest
quality modes. For casual clips or interviews, it's more than capable, but it's not a run-and-gun video
workhorse.
Ideale Objektive
Everyday Zoom
XF 16-55mm f/2.8 — sharp enough to resolve the 40MP sensor.
Travel
Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 — tiny, sharp, and affordable.
Portrait Prime
XF 33mm f/1.4 LM WR — magical rendering and fast AF.
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Häufig gestellte Fragen
Not at all. The resolution gives you incredible crop potential and detail that rivals full-frame 24MP cameras. Files are larger (50-70MB RAW), so you'll need fast memory cards and more storage. For landscapes and product photography, it's a huge advantage. For fast action, the X-H2S is better.
All Fujifilm X-mount lenses work perfectly. Older lenses benefit from the higher resolution. The new X-Trans sensor has no anti-aliasing filter, so sharp lenses like the 56mm f/1.2 R really shine. Budget options like the 18-55mm f/2.8-4 kit lens are excellent value.
Film Simulations are Fuji's secret weapon. They're like lens filters for your sensor—you can shoot JPEG and get publication-ready images straight out of camera. Classics like Classic Chrome and Velvia are stunning. You can still shoot RAW+JPEG to preserve everything, but many pros rely on JPEGs alone.
Yes, it's rated for dust and moisture (not waterproof). You can shoot in light rain with weather-sealed lenses like the 16-80mm f/4 or 18-55mm. Avoid heavy downpours without a rain cover. The dials and buttons are all sealed, making it more rugged than most competitors at this price.
Choose the X-T5 for classic controls, lighter weight, and better battery life. The X-H2 has a bigger grip, fully articulating screen (vs tilt-only on X-T5), and better video specs (8K). If you shoot more stills than video and like tactile dials, the X-T5 is more enjoyable to use.
